Introducing Adobe Portfolio: Beautifully Simple Creative Portfolio Websites
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When your creative work is your life’s work, nothing is more important than showcasing it on a beautiful website. With Adobe Portfolio — which comes free with any Adobe Creative Cloud plan — you can quickly and simply build a website to highlight your creative work, so you can get back to doing what you do best.
Today, we’re thrilled to unleash a new advantage for the creative world: Adobe Portfolio, a tool to build your own personalized website in minutes, available to Creative Cloud subscribers today.
At Adobe, we have the singular mission of providing creatives with the tools they need to create their best work, while empowering them to get the exposure they deserve. We can now take this a step further and equip you with a simple, powerful tool to create your own personal website, optimized and branded to show off what you do best.
Because the portfolio is the new visual resume, Adobe Portfolio lets creatives in any field easily design a customized website outfitted with extensive galleries of work — providing a vital opportunity to convey skills, style, and specialties in a way that captures the all-important first impression.
Adobe Portfolio takes the pain out of creating a website and is flexible to fit a wide range of styles. Whether you prefer an off-the-shelf layout, or something one-of-a-kind, you can individualize the site design to fit your style, aesthetic, and career goals. You can further customize your site with a personalized URL, analytics tracking, Typekit fonts, and password-protected pages. Adobe Portfolio also supports responsive design for ensuring your work looks great on all screen sizes.
To give your work added exposure, if you’re a member of Behance, your Adobe Portfolio projects will sync automatically with your Behance profile — giving millions of viewers the opportunity to discover and interact with your work.
How will you leave your digital mark? Visit Adobe Portfolio to learn more.
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